How is the question of social justice addressed in the housing sector? HouseInc is an EU-funded project that will for the coming 3 years investigate housing inequality, with a special emphasis on energy poverty, but will also examine how housing inequality impacts leisure, mobility, employment and health.
How will the recently adopted EPBD by the European Parliament influence the EU building stock? UIPI share their view.
The CALECHE project, an acronym for 'Coherent Acceptable Low Emission Cultural Heritage Efficient Renovation', is a pioneering initiative under the Horizon Europe framework dedicated to redefining the renovation of Europe’s historic buildings.
Renocally enhances competences of municipalities in Bulgaria, Romania and Slovakia to reach Fit-for-55 compliance and climate targets.
The official website of Caleche project is now online, providing information on renovation of heritage buildings.
Following the 'build back better' principle, the Buildings Performance Institute Europe (BPIE) presents six investment criteria to guide a sustainable reconstruction of Ukraine's heavily damaged built environment.
Policymakers must step up and deliver on climate targets by phasing out the installation of new fossil fuel boilers in the EU by 2030. Learn how in the new ECOS (Environmental Coalition on Standards) video.
Organised by RENOVERTY, iBroad2EPC, RENOCALLY, and GREEN Home, the event seeks to shine a spotlight on renovation roadmaps, emphasising the need for these communication instruments to be thoughtfully designed to accelerate renovations on a large scale.
This document presents the main outcomes of RENOVERTY activities which aim to provide a robust, holistic and up-to-date framing of rural energy poverty in the European Union (EU).
Developing a sustainable and innovative wood value chain for the construction of multi-storey wood buildings.